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!~ :.,.~ _... ~ ; ,~ ! 1 ~ ~ , \\"? '7, 7 4, ,) , .‘ • -- 40, . 4 11 -OS k h • A`: .) k.- I %Ji 4 4 lg yk ‘l!% • -;74 4. Tl THE Til EATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 20, 1808, will be performed • f.:c. 20, 1808. _ [Fillet SIXPENCE. This Day was published, In Three Vcilumes, txino. price as. in boards, • (lERALDINE FAUCONBERG. Hy the AUTHOR of CLARENTINE. Printed for G. ►Wilkie and j Rooinson Paternoster-row. PROPZR,TY DUTY on U IFlDENDS'ipqyable ig the Yeitre ST.tl7'E PAPER. HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. ELLISTON ; - Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. POVVELL ; Polontus, Mr. DOWTON ; Laertes, Mr. PUTNAM • ' Horatio Mr. HOLLAND% Osrick, Mr. PA LAI E ; First Grave.digger, Mr. WE WI TZER ; Second Grave-iligge-, Mr. L' EN LEY ; Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. RAYMOND ; Gertrude, Q uten of Denmark, Mrs. POWELL ; opnelia, by a YOUNG LADY, (Being ner first appearance on any Stage); • . Attress; Miss TIDSWELL. 1803, 180 4 , 1005 . - I T appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat edly sent or made to thed ) arties entitled to Dividends of Stock, payable at the Bank of E*and, South- Sea house, and East India House, respeelively, who have not ital.? the Duty on the same for theyears above mentioned, that pvment has not in many instances been made of the sail? Dujy, wheety those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to br recovered /g aCtion or surcharge, and the Commissioners" for, the \ special par L in:es of the Property 4/?, being willing to allow further time for such payments, hereby give Notice, that the Outiesp,oable on all Dividend; of such Stock and Annuities for tboseyears an! , dieetled to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such payments being lodged at the OnSee - 4 - the Commissio,ers at the Old Stock Exchange, the Parties making pacurent tbe,•eof, will be di schaT. ed in lie Honks of the respeCtive e.:ommissiortars until and repo , : the , e.!!! tiolober hue suit all Per fons' who shall neglea to make such payment on or before that dap „will be prosecuted as the Law directs, and steps are now takinit for bringing Default ers into charge for the Double arty, who khall not have paid the Dufy for theyears above-mentioned, on or *fore the sdidtcab day of October next, after which day the Office of the Old Stock Er.' change will be doted. • From the Mon'ileur e Sept. 7. RESIGNATION OF THE CROWN OF SPAIN BY KING CHARLES IV. AND THE PRINCE Or ASTURIAS. NAPOLEON, EmperOr'o'tie French, King of Italy, and Prote6tor of the Confederation - of the Rhine, and CHARLES the IV. King of Spain and the In dies, animated equally by a desire to put an end to the anarchy to. which Spain is 'a prey, and to save that brave nation from the agitation 'of fac tion, and the - anvulsions of civil and foreign war, and place it in the sole position which in the 'extraordinary circumstances in wilich it is now found can maintain its integrity, guarantee its colonies, and'enable it to unite all its means to. those raf France, to obtain a Maritime peace; have resolved to combine all their effdrts, and to PATRIOTIC FUND. This Day was published, price 45. in boards, THE FIFTH R E PORT of the PROCEEDINGS of the COMMITTEE for MANAGING the PA TRIOTIC FUND, from the Ist of March, 1807, to the 29th of February, iSc,S. - London: Printed "Or the Committee of the Patriotic Fund ; and sold by William Phillips, Bookseller, George. yard, Lombard-street. This Day was published,, • In Odayo, price Jos. 6d. boards, INSTITUTES OF LATIN GRAMMAR, By [OHM GRANT, A.M. Printed for Coitgman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row.. *** Thfs Work is eltiefiydeslgned for Schools, and is in. teock.(l riot t.' sqrpt.rsfar tog Ina of car common Grammars, but to supply their defeas. Its primary objet is to funtish the senior Scholar with 'a complete digest of the rules and principles of the . 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Places tor the boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six. On Thursdiy, the Cothic Opera of Love in a Village—, 1-loclge,• Mr. Striven, 'from the Theatre Royal, Edinbagli (being his tirst appearance in London) ; Wall the Farce of . .the Citizen. On Saturday, the Comedy of The Country Girl; with the new Melo- Drama of Ella Rosenberg. EXCISE OFFICE, LONDON. • Seot. 16, tBoB. lix 7, v v 1 - 1 ERE A S ROBERT ALLANSON, and Ta _ IoHN W!! !TAKER, of Lit r, fanners,invl i B l and t)it Le,,ther Dress e r s , stan d charged with Not- Te;enb"i°"if. counterfeited, or forge., a Siam', or Mark t o Att r s fie the Stamp or M ar k p r ov i de d , in pursuance of the ('-' the in that behalf made. to ate . ote the charg— ing or the Duties of Excise upon 'Leather by them mann. ladured. The C ommissioners of Excise, lb order to bring these Offenders to justice, do hereby prninise,i a reward of One Hundred Pound s t , any Person, or Persons, who J nitil ap— prehend th,m, OT either of theta, Or diScour them, of either Of Vided.. the, so that he or they may , be apprehended and coo. m. By Order of the Board, T. BURTON, Bec. Robert All ansen is about 37 y e rs 10 of age ' a well "14 Ina "' a bout 5 leer 7 in c h e S of a, pleasant couno tenice, rather ruddy Comlexion, hazel, eyes, red and e.b 1 :1 15 lace and hands freckled and generally h w air ears a bluc rows,- light co l oured waistcoat, and leather breeches. 101111 Whitaker is about 4 o y ears o f age, a short made rnan, about . 5 feet 6 inches high, round face,, dark bwa , thy corn_ Pleximil, black eyes and eye-brows, and black hair, and generally wears a blue coat, black waistcoat, and leather -\,..„ 'mkt' LE.. ~., t WILTSHIRE, King's H ea d Tavern, poultry, for Sale s now l an di ng several L ots of fine lively TUItTLE . - iliTiurtle,, dressed for Parties in th e H ouseievery day in the WV i ert ettiun o or scut to an y p art o f T own or C .: oun try. LII.ION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, v . 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This Day' was published, The Fifth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price los. (xl in boards, T HE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the use of Fami-- 444, being- a practical Treatise on the Symptoms, Cause ~ Distinction, Prevention, and Cure of Diseases ; on the nian4gement of Chddren ; and such cases - of emergency, (as Poisons, Suffocation, &c.) which require immediate as sistance, 4 fcc. &c. . , By RICHARD - . REECE, M.D.' einber of the Royal College of surgeons. This Work comprises every information that is likely to prove useful to families residing in the country. It com prehends the latest and most important discoveries relative to the preventi , ii and cure of hereditary diseases, 4c, tree trona technical terms, and interspersed with .auticshs. " It-is GI importance mat every man should,be entitled to know something of the lawsot lite, the nature.ofdisease s -.and the most rAtit•nal modes of cure; for this purpose Dr.. 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This Day were published, In Ilvo, price 9s. 6d. 01 VI. Part 11. , • EPORTS of CASES Argued and Detertnined IV in the HIGH COURT of A RA trY, Tinie ; of the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT, Hy CHR. ROBINSON, L.L.D. Advocate. Containing Cases determined in t&is, 6,7, arid 8 ;, with ltinexes, cumpletii:g the bth Volumes. • London : Printed by his Majesty's Law Printtr, for 1. Butterworth, and for J. White, Fleet street ; and for I. Cooke, Ormond Qiaav, Dublin. , Or Wht.in may be had, The Eleven former Numbers of these Reports. Price 6s: each. • Also, 'lately published, by the same Author, in Two Parts, livo. price zs. 6d. each, Notifications,. Orders, and Instructions rela . thig to Prize Subjects during the present %Var. RENOVATED HEALTH. . . . T - has been too frequently the anbjeti of just and general reprobation, that men destitute uf the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates tor public patronage in the profession of For the purpose olduitig justice to the result of our studies and ocperience, And to prevent us from.being classed among those ernpirics whose inipruilent..preterisions.have, unfortunately for soeietiy, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal argil enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and quiremehts. Attet having received a regular medical eiluea, - tion as the pupils of Messrs:. Grinded and 13lizard, whose ledures and practice' we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as , students in that justly.celebrated scitioiii for inedie4l acquire ment, the Royal Coltege of Edinburgh, and were instrueled in the tittle::ra branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice 01 physic:, cheonstry, botany, &c. & c. by those eminent. prof e ssors, Drs. Mrcnro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presuriptiaoas in saying that our proficiency and ac.;quirenuAits are not inconsiderable. Having toT a long series of years nude Velier,al Coniplaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the .pirticular ol)jedot our studies and Pradice, it will, we hope. he allowed that we have acquired superior knowledgSoftheir tfeatinent and cure. In slight and rece n t cases ofilifecfron perfect re.establishrneot is completedin the snort period ortvvo day;; ; and in those of the utmost in. veieracy, where other Practitioners n.ive tailed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the . patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the ellic.ts of a habit 12ng and most unhappity pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state To such personsit.thust be a consolatiOn to know that they may now, .by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever .causektising, as well as in every species of venereal infeclion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greet, est secrecy and honour. ,Hours of consultation at home from ten tothree, and from b in the evening till to at night. -- Patients in the country are requested - to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, dec. &c. in. . closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when t h e same ;will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy an essential to our undertaking, • the postage of letters may be added, to the account ,tor medicines. CUltitl I'. and Co. Surgitons, No. zo7, Hatton-garden. rat- Messrs. Currie and Co.. have Certiticates'from the above respectable. Professors of London and lidinburgh, at the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per. formed the duties ass;,entil their' during the tame they at tended-their Lecttres Anci Preadee. ricruA G. 0 1 , FIC'B, Seft.t. 8, [BOB. HE COMMISSIONERSfar VICTUALLING "IL M.4.YESTrs IV/11'}' do hereby give 'Notice, That on Wednesday, the 2 Is: instant,tbey will be ready to , receive Ten. de's, in writing( sealed up), for as many 1-1 t) G S fib I. Carcases of which not to ucigb less than One Hundred an a Twelve Pounds each), intended for Pork for Sea Stir., as the 'respective Deal r tbeiels may think proper :2 ?ifer„. o be ki le,( His. Ma. jetty's Pic/mailing Premises at Deptford, bet7teen ilbe 17th of October next, a'd the list March following; the fii *t delivery whereof to take place on Monday the said 17th oa2be next, and the subsequent deliveries to be continued twice in eac I ;Peek, in such regular proportiem.t, 41: that the tvbole awl! ter Cotpitted . by the 31st March before men:ioned ; and to be paid f r,r.- by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. N. B. No offer of flop of a less ,number than z sill produce sa Tons of Pork will be attended to. The ConStitots of the Courraa ,nay be seen at t be Secretary's Na, regard h bad to any Tender in which Ike Price :ball 47 . 01 be inserted in words at length, cr that sball.not, be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said iPed, . stsday, the 21st inst, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender . 0 . or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when ca/led jos... rICTUALLI.MC-I:2;Fit" - t6, I,Vept.ls, ISGB. T HE COMMISSIONERSJor VIC V'U,4 LLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give _Notice, That on Friday, the 23d inst. they will be ready to twelve Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such .Qua Wiles of BLACK SMYRNA, ALEXIA, or DENIA RMISINS, as the re. speaive Dealers therein may think proper to. or ;to be answer able to Sample: to be produced with the Ten Jets t to be delivered, one. 441 teireof in a fortnight, and the r qtahrder in a fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's Viaaalli s t Storer at Deptf.rd andto be paid for by Bills, payable, wi4lnterest, ninety days after date. Th r Conditioits vf the Coatraa may 6r- tee . a at the Sec, etas 'r Offce. No regard will be had to any Tender i.t which the Pi ice shall not.be inserted in words at length, or that *ball not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said t }ridgy the 23d instant, ncr 'unless the Person .'who makes the •render, of sr:Me pessvn en it bebrig7, atio.io,k, to a , trover, a hr,r , .7trat'd 10,, 'IC u AJLLA Mir-C. F Sept. z 6, isos. THE COMMISSIOiVERSfor- VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY': NA I/Y do hereby give Nothe' That on Fridgy next, the 23d inst. they., will be ready to re. naive Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), a lid treat for One Hun dred and Ego. Tons of POT BARLE V, to it oftlivcred,.One thereof in the course of one month, acrd the titer half . in one Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Vithealling Stores at Deptford, i'oet%mouth,. and IVmouth, :II the under-mentioned proportions; and for the purchase of +Se Hundred and Fifty 71;n: of ROSE CORK (seconds) HU TTER, , or BRITISH BUTTER of equal goodness; and Joe. Three Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, VrARkVICKSHIRE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESar, or CHEESE of elaal goLdness ; to be delivered one half thereof in three weeks, and the remetindor in three weeks afterwards,' into the Store: above.rners- Signed, viz. Pot Bailey. Butter. Cheese. Deptford - so Toni 90 Tons t6o-TonS Portsmouth. - So 30 6p Plymouth - - 50 3 0 So • Iso 'so 3co and to' be paid fir by Bills, payable, with Interest, Ninety Day: after date. The Conditions of the Coniraax may be Sil7l at the Seciwaty's Oice. No regard will be bad to any 'Tender in which the Ptke shad not he inverted in words at length, or that shall nen,be detiveAra to the Board bef i re One o'clock on the said Friday next, the 23d Ins!. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pelson on his behalf, attendr, to answer, when called. jr,r. This Day were published, Part I. to XV. of the Improved Edition of ' T HE. ENCYCLOPEDIA PERTHENSIS,. o r Universal Dictionary of Knowledge; being On a more comprehensive Plan, a nd i ncompara bl y 'cheaper, In any Undertakingpf: a similar nature; every Part, at.Bs. contains • nearly as much Letter.press As others at tBs .111.. sides a C sical Dittionary of the English Language, the: 'Treatises on Biography, Arts, Sciences, and • ManufaOures, embrace even , recent Discovery anci Improvement. The Wurk will be -completed .in 43 Parts, published Monthly, tormiiig 34 Volumes, with 400 Plates, and a tine Atlas. • Published by Thomas Hamilton, No. 37', Paternoster_ row, London Wilson and Son, Fork; John Fiivider, Onus kirk ; George Itililler„ )unbar and Cs: Mitctiel and Co. Perth. changed their full powers, have agreed As folinws: Art. I. His . Majesty . King CHARLUS having daring his whole life only had in view the happiness of his subjects, and constantly adhering to the -prin ciple; that all the atits of the Sovereign ought solely to attend to that objea ; as the present circutri stances can only be a source of dissentious the more fatal, because faaions-hat e divided his own has resolved to cede, and does cede by these pre.. cents, to his Majesty the. —tinyerqr -NAroLEO3, alI his rights to the throne of Spain and the' Indies; as the only means, in the state at which things have arrived, which can re-establish order; it being al ways understood, :hat the S'iid cession ()ay takes pike in order that his subjects may enjoy the two following conditions.t— t. The integrity of the kingdom shall _he niain mind The Prince whom his Majesty the Emperor :' , •TAroi.Eorr shall judge proper to be placed on the throne of Spain ; shall ;• independent, and the limits . of Spain shall undergo no alteration. 11. 'The Catholic, Apostolic and Roman Religion shall be the only one in Spain; no Reformed Reli gion shall be tolerated there, and still less Infidelity, according to the usage now established. lII'. All aas. contrary to those of our faithful sub jeals, since the Revolution of A ran j u e z, are n u ll an d of no validity, and their property shall be restored . to t hero. IV". "Ells ..lajesty King.Cialt.c.cs haling thus se cured the prosperity, the.integrity, and the inde pendence of his subjeas, his Majesty the Emperor engages to 'give an asylum in his States to Kink CHARLES, to the Q u e en , t o t h e . PRINCE of PEACE, as also to those of their servants who shall wish to follow them, who shall enjoy in France a rank equi valent to that which they, possessed in Spain. V. The Imperial Palace of Compeigne, and the parks and forests dependent on it, shall be at the . disposal of King CHARLES during his life. VI. His Majesty the. , Emperor gives and guaran tees to the King CHARLES a civil list of 80,000,000 of reals, which. 'his Majesty the Emperor will cause to he paid him without delay, every month, hone the Treasury of the Crown. , At the death of King CHARLES a revenue of 2,000,000 shall form the dowry of the Queen. VII. His . Majesty the Emperor NAPOLEON en gages to'grant to all the Infantes of Spain an annual rent of tour bUndred thousand 'byres, to be enjoyed by them and their descendants in perpetuity, saving the reVeriibliity of the said rent from one branch to anoiner, inrcase of the extindtion of one of them, according to the civil laws. Inicase of the extinc tion.of,all the branches, the said rents shall revert to the Crown of France. VIII. Hig Majesty the Emperor NAPOLEON shall make such arrangement as he shall judge proper with the fumre King Of SPAIN for the payment of the Civil List, and -the rents stipulated the pre ceding articles; but his Majesty King CHARLES IV. is 'understood to have no relation with respect to that objea, except with the Treasury of France. . His Majesty the Emperor NAPOLEON gives in exchange to. his Majesty King CHARLES the Cas tle of Chambord, With, the parks, forests, and farms dependent 'on it, to enjoy in full propriety, and to dispose of as shall seem t o hiM goo d . k m . In consequence his Majesty King CHARLFS renounces m favour of the ,6naperor NAPOLEON all the allodial - and particular properly not•appertaining to the Crown of Spain, but possessed personally. • The InfanteS of Spans, shall continue to enjoy the Revenues of the Commanderies . they possess in Spain. • XI. The present Convention shall be ratified, and the ratification exchanged, within eight - days, or sooner, if possible. Done at Bayonne, May - 5, 1808. (Signed) DURuC. (Signed) THE PRINCE OF THE PEACE. His Majesty the Emperor of the FRENCH, King of - ITALY, and Proteaor of the Confederation of the Rhine, and his Royal Highness the Prince of ASTURIAS, staving differences to , regulate, have appointed for their Plenipotentiaries —his Majesty the.Empefor of the FRLNCII_ and King of ITALY, the General of Division Duttoc, Grand Marshal of the Palace and his Royal .Highness the Prince of ASTUUIAS, Don JUAN I)'EscofautTz, Counsellor of State to his Catholic Majesty, and Knight Grand ) Cross of tho Order of CHARLES 111. who; after having ex( riliged their. .full Powers, have agreed to. .t he following Articles .-- ART. His Royal Highness the Prince Of ASTU RIAS - Ret.VdC3 - : tO the cession made by the King